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Posted by Sampo, on November 18th, 2013  BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.–Syd Field, described by many in the film community as the “guru of all screenwriters,” died Nov. 17 at his home here of hemolytic anemia. He was 77. MSTies will recall that Joel and the Bots used his bestselling book “Screenplay” to try to make sense of the movie in episode 310- FUGITIVE ALIEN.
The L.A. Times has an obit.
Posted by , on November 16th, 2013
Posted by Sampo, on November 16th, 2013 Cresilda & Thomas suggested:
With gritty reboots all the rage with the kids today, what do you think a dark re-imagining of MST3K might be like? “Why so serious, Frank?”
And to throw it wide open, instead of MST3K you can pick any MSTed movie and come up with a reboot for that.
Have at it!
Posted by Sampo, on November 15th, 2013 Jim Vorel of Paste Magazine has a piece about the 10 most unwatchable MST3K movies.
Alex Biese of the Asbury Park Press has a piece about Mary Jo’s Kickstarter thingy and also mentions Cinematic Titanic.
Posted by Sampo, on November 13th, 2013  We’re a little late on this one — the blogs that celebrate “spaghetti” Westerns” were right on top of this passing. Movie score composer Gianni Ferrio died Oct. 21 at the age of 88. He worked on more than 100 movies, and MSTies will remember him as the musical score composer for the movie “Il Raggio Infernale,” seen in episode 620- DANGER!! DEATH RAY. Yes, he gave us “Bupadupadada.” Rest in peace, sir.
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